Although the whole point behind buying a static caravan is that it stays where it is, there may come a time when you\u2019d like to move your caravan to a new home on a new site, perhaps several hundred miles away from where it currently sits. Just because your caravan doesn\u2019t have wheels, doesn\u2019t make it an impossible feat.<\/p>\n
Getting your static caravan some wheels is as easy as hiring a specialist caravan moving company or similar, who have low-loader vehicles capable of transporting large and heavy objects safely. Your caravan sits on the back, and the wheels of the truck become the wheels of your caravan.<\/p>\n
Where it actually becomes difficult is if your caravan is over twelve feet wide and\/or if narrow country roads need to be navigated. By law, if one or the other (or both) of those conditions are met by your caravan and its transport then you\u2019re going to need to pay for an escort.<\/p>\n
Wide load escorts flank the actual transport vehicle both front and back, and will have flashing lights to make it very clear to other motorists that there is a wideload on the road. You will also need police clearance for your caravan on its transporter to be allowed along the route it needs if your caravan is over 12 ft wide.<\/p>\n